MIDAS, for example, includes detector loops in each lane at least every 500 m, deployable mandatory speed limits and lane closure signs over each lane, and software that sets speed limits according to traffic volume thresholds, supplemented by 40 mph (64 km/h) speed limits commanded by a rapid-acting occupancy detector (HIOCC).
But manufacturers now cater to the DVR market, for example with the recent creation of a standard "time limiting command", which determines how hard drives handle error checking.
Universal was worried about having an Asian director on set who had limited command of English on a large scale project.
Grant treated his men with courtesy and a general sense of solidarity (within the limits of command hierarchy), and was popular with them.
Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of ILC in achieving 10 nm RMS tracking error over 8 mm motion range in response to a 2 Hz band-limited triangular command.
Tuttle says that tuning MindMeld's technology to work with Cisco hardware has been challenging, but by limiting the command set and taking advantage of the quality of the hardware setups, such as multiple microphones, has made it easier to pick up voices in a room and implement the voice recognition algorithms.
That list includes, but is not limited to, awful command of his fastball, clunky mechanics and poor pitch sequences.
Their job is limited to the command center, but supervisors did not want their last names published, given their involvement in crime reporting.
With ground access limited, the American command has made the compound the target of heavy air attacks but has refrained from destroying the buildings altogether, apparently out of concern about causing wider harm if the area was being used to house chemical or biological weapons or material for nuclear weapons.
The command limit is calculated using the estimation model and the dynamic trim algorithm, and it is restricted by the limit avoidance.
